AW: AW: Status of FailSafe on RH7.2 with GLIBC 2.2.4
"Martin Bene" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.failsafe |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Nemeth, > I've got an WTI RPS-10 type power switch. First I set the > sysctrl_type to > stonith, and tried to run the following from the CLI: You'll need to have the stonith libraries installed; these come as a seperate product. also, you'll need to use a version of failsafe where the stonith support is actually enabled (off in the oss sources). see my previous mail to Kashif on how to do this. Next, you should try if stonith works by itself using commandline: first, see what arguments are needed by your stonith module (using my own apcmastersnmp here as example) stonith -t snmpmastersnmp node2 next, try with the correct parameters stonith -t snmpmastersnmp -p "192.168.1.27 161 snmp_apc" node2 Once you get this to work correctly, you can define the system controller: set sysctrl_type to stonith set sysctrl_status to enabled set sysctrl_owner to node1 set sysctrl_device to apcmastersnmp,192.168.1.27,161,snmp_apc set sysctrl_owner_type to tty Now you can check if reset works using the failsafe comandline tools - hopefully all should be OK. Bye, Martin